And this is what I don't understand. I think to most reasonable, objective people the insurance fraud aspect is just too far-fetched.
1. He was the under-bidder on the property - would not have know he had secured the property until mid 2011 I think. The original highest bidder is a publicly listed company, i doubt they could be easily influenced to be in on the scam. I doubt Larry and tghe board could have concocted this and not a word has come out about it.
2. He didn't take possesion until 8 weeks before the attack - how could he have setup the 3 perfect "demolitions" in this time?
3. He must have known the exact date of the attacks - otherwise how could he plan his days? No one has indicated the exact date was "known". Surely he was not relying on info that attacks were "imminent"?
4. No one who was in on the scam (I imagine it must have involved at least a dozen people?) has ever come forward. If you argue they are all dead why would there be no questions on these deaths from the families etc? maybe they were all homeless?
These are the obvious questions, i'm sure there are more that make the insurance fraud angle a real longshot.
Do you agree it is a pretty far-fetched scenario?